WORLD CUP ON RADIO ONLINE; MORE OPTIONS FOR FANS

The 2010 FIFA World Cup is considered as the most awaited event in the sports industry. Held in South Africa, it attracted hundreds of thousands of football addicts to personally come and witness what it’s like to be sitting on the benches watching the matches live. When it officially opened in June 10 at the Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg, hundreds of broadcasters from an estimate of 70 countries have covered the event. Apart from online video live streaming, the World Cup radio online opening was also available through coverage. With the websites which offer World Cup radio online streaming, the fans will surely catch up with the matches of their favorite teams.

World Cup Radio Online Generally, one cannot tune in to online radio stations for free but good thing that BBC, a United Kingdom based network, was able to put op feeds for avid listeners who would want to catch up with the World Cup online radio.

Traditionally though, people would want to catch the games on television or through the new media called online video live streaming. But with this latest form of media, the world cup online radio streaming, it just proves that the world cup fever has reached greater heights in terms of coverage.

Down to 32 teams only from the 204 out of the 208 members of Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the matches will surely get even more exciting and momentous as the players continue to fight for their teams.

Below are the channels from all over the world where one may tune in to as the World Cup continues to take its toll in South Africa.
1.    http://espn.go.com/espnradio/
2.    http://www.penguinradio.com/sports/soccer/worldcup/index.php
3.    http://radiotime.com/channel/c_1390807/World_Cup.aspx
4.    http://www.nowpublic.com/sports/listen-world-cup-2010-online-world-cup-radio-stations-2630930.html
5.    http://www.radiotower.com/world-cup-radio.html

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